Li Meishu Memorial Hall

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Located in the Sanxia District of New Taipei City, this memorial hall was established in April 1995 to commemorate Taiwanese painter Li Meishu and showcase his works. The hall houses a collection of Li Meishu's masterpieces and various artifacts from his life. The professor's creations primarily aim to present the beauty of Taiwan's countryside, with a realistic painting style. His most beloved works depict the scenery of Sanxia, filled with his artistic philosophy emphasizing "wind, earth, people, and emotions." However, some of his works feature uniquely special styles, such as "The Boy Teasing a Turkey," which uses a 3D technique and bears resemblance to the world-famous painting "Mona Lisa." Master Li Meishu loved his hometown of Sanxia so much that he dedicated half of his life to building the Zushi Temple, making it one of the longest-standing and intricately constructed temples in Taiwan. One of the guides in the memorial hall is the son of Master Li Meishu, who himself often appears in the paintings, adding a unique sense of fun and imagination as visitors listen to the person from the artwork explain the pieces.

Address：No. 10, Lane 43, Zhonghua Road, Sanxia District, New Taipei City 237

Li Meishu Memorial Hall Introduction

Located in the Sanxia District of New Taipei City, it was established in April 1995 as a memorial hall dedicated to Taiwanese painter Li Meishu and showcasing his works. The hall houses masterpieces and various cultural relics from Mr. Li's life. His artistic creations primarily aim to present the beauty of Taiwanese landscapes, adopting a realistic style. His most beloved works feature the scenery of Sanxia, imbued with his artistic philosophy emphasizing "wind, earth, people, and emotions." However, some of his works have a unique style; for example, "The Boy Teasing the Turkey" employs a 3D technique, reminiscent of the world-renowned painting "Mona Lisa." Master Li Meishu had a deep affection for his hometown of Sanxia and devoted much of his life to building the ancestral temple, making it one of the most enduring and intricately crafted temples in Taiwan. One of the tour guides in the memorial hall is actually Master Li's son, who himself occasionally appears in the paintings, adding an element of fun and depth to the experience as visitors listen to him explain the artwork.

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Li Meishu Memorial Hall Travel Information

Address：No. 10, Lane 43, Zhonghua Road, Sanxia District, New Taipei City 237

Transportation Methods：【Public Transportation】1. Take the MRT to Dingpu Station, transfer to Bus 706 to Jiaoxi Village, and walk for about 6 minutes to reach the destination. 2. Take the train to Banqiao Station, transfer to Bus 910 or 940 to get off at Anxi Elementary School (Li Mei-shu Memorial Hall) Station, and walk to reach the destination. 3. Take the train to Banqiao Station, take Bus 702 to Sanxia Old Street, and walk for about 9 minutes. 【Driving】1. Take National Highway No. 1, exit at 99B-Hsinchu System Interchange, take National Highway No. 3 heading to Zhudong/Taipei, and exit at 50-San Ying Exit (County Road 110 Exit)...

Other Nearby Attractions： Sanxia Arch Bridge 、 Sanxia Qingshui Temple 、 Sanxia Old Street 、 Gana Art & Culture Space 、 Indigo Dyeing Visitor Center 、 Sanxia Historic Museum 、 Sanxia Dyeing Workshop and Sanxia Indigo Dyeing Center 、 Beida Art Avenue 、 New Taipei City Hakka Cultural Park 、 Yuan Mountain Hiking Trail

Nearby Cuisine： Hai Ye No. 4 Dry Noodles 、 Ding Feng Nostalgic Hakka Cuisine 、 Evergreen Valley Nut Restaurant 、 Zheng Ji Pig's Blood Cake 、 San Tiao Yong (Xu Mama) Pickled Vegetable Tea 、 Triangle Spring Croissant 、 Shenzhou Cypress Wood Crafts 、 Kangxi Breadstick Bakery, Sanxia Old Street Branch 、 Mountain Spring Handmade Tofu Pudding 、 Gu Bo Handmade Rice Noodles